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Former San Quentin Rehabilitation Center janitor Keith Randle, a 36-year-old Vallejo resident, was sentenced in Oakland federal court to 37 months in prison and 3 years of supervised release after admitting he accepted over $100,000 in bribes and hid 301 grams of methamphetamine inside a peanut butter jar, while the Bay Area Air Quality Management District prepared for a November 4 vote on 2028 zero-NOx water heater rules.
Nestled in a Vallejo neighborhood, the Louise Lawrence Transgender Archive—founded by Ms. Bob Davis in 2017 and opened in 2018 after she rebuilt a detached garage to house 35 banker boxes of literature and photographs dating back 100 years—has welcomed scholars from 3 continents and more than 12 major universities.
Cyberextortionists remotely set commercial refrigeration controllers to +50°C (122°F) or defrost mode across more than 115 supermarkets in 6 European countries—3 weeks after a similar wave hit 700 French stores—while Apple dispatched mercenary spyware Threat Notifications to targeted iPhone users across 99 countries and rival hacking groups compromised mobile emergency alert systems in Ukraine and Russia.
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